national register nomination for boulevard park historic

This one-story vernacular building was constructed in 1950. The roof is of low pitch and front-gabled, with
shingle siding. It was built outside of the neighborhood’s period of significance and is thus not a
contributor to the district.
263. 2009 G Contributor
This 1907 Classical Revival foursquare has a hipped roof and hipped dormer with flared ends. Eaves are
boxed. Siding is false bevel drop siding. A porch projects from the building front, covered by a hipped roof
supported by four cylindrical columns atop a wooden terrace wall. Stairs to the porch are concrete with
clinker brick handrails. Windows are primarily double-hung sash with one pane in each sash. The second
story front windows feature patterned triangular and diamond-shaped divided light upper panes, and the
dormer window is a fixed wooden sash window with triangular patterned panes. The building was
constructed by Wright & Kimbrough. This building is a contributor to the district.
264. 2015 G Contributor
This two-story Prairie apartment building was constructed in 1921. The building plan is H-shaped and
symmetrical, with a flat roof with broad eave overhang. Siding is stucco. The main building entrance is at
the center of the H-shaped plan, accessed via concrete stairs to a small concrete patio with stucco walls and
iron pipe handrails. The main entrance is a six-paneled door with sidelights. A small flat porch roof
supported by a corbel table and two brackets is located above the main building entrance. Windows are
double-hung wooden sash with divided light upper panes and single lower panes, arranged in pairs on both
floors, except for those on the central bay, which are single windows mounted symmetrically around the
main building entrance. A small fixed picture window, possibly not original, is located on the second story
above the main building entrance. Three small louvered vents are located near the roof line, above the main
building entrance and on the side walls of the outer bays. This building is a contributor to the district.
265. 2016 G Contributor
This two-story Prairie apartment building was constructed in 1927. The low-pitched pyramidal roof has an
eyebrow dormer. Two stucco-clad chimneys are located on the northern and southern walls, each with a
brick course at the peak of the chimney and a terra cotta cap. Siding is stucco. Two angled bays are located
on the first floor, each with a terra cotta roof molded to mimic Mission tile, and brick cladding beneath the
bay windows. The main building entrance is a brick portico, with a large round arch of brick, located
between brick pilasters. A flat roof with modillions is located above the arch, and a wrought-iron balustrade
is located atop the roof. The main entrance is a board and batten door with a small window protected by
patterned wrought iron bars. The porch is concrete, with two sets of concrete steps on either side of the
main entrance. Windows on the front are tripartite, with large central panes flanked by casement windows
on the ground floor and double-hung wooden sash windows on the second floor, each with a leaded grid of
panes in each wooden sash, and a single row of three picture windows with divided light leaded panes. This
building is a contributor to the district.
266. 2018 G Non-Contributor
This two-story apartment building, with some Prairie features, was constructed in 1926. The hipped roof
has a hipped dormer and boxed eaves. Siding is stucco. A flat porch roof with wooden balustrade is
supported by four cylindrical wooden columns that run to the concrete porch floor. There are three building
entrances, each a wooden paneled door with nine glass panes inset into the door frame. Access to the
second story porch is via a double French door with eight glass panes each. Windows on the front wall are
tripartite, with a vinyl-framed picture window surrounded by two vinyl sash windows with simulated
muntins in the upper pane. Other house windows are a mixture of vinyl sash windows and vinyl picture
windows. This building has lost much of its integrity due to window replacement and probable replacement
of the second-story porch, and thus is no longer a contributor to the district.
267. 2021 G Contributor
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